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Came out great! Love the black and red. I have the same saw and really like it. Seems to have enough power for my needs

The outside pieces will be anchored to studs on the wall. My goal is to get the face frames to overlap the safe just a bit which will kind of lock it in place. My office is also in the basement with a solid core locked door.....besides, we kinda live out in the sticks so never had a problem (yet)

Well, after seeing how tall the built-ins were going to be, the boss decided she didn't want them to go all the way to the ceiling. She'd rather a shelf on the top that she can put "stuff" on....plants, brickabrack, whoknowswhat..... So, today I cut them down a bit. Thankfully I had just mocked...

I have one and use it whenever I'm breaking down plywood. I don't have a tracksaw (yet) I really like it

Today I started building some built-in bookcases that will go in my basement office. They'll surround my gunsafe and be painted once they're done....hence the use of MDF instead of nicer wood. Man this stuff is heavy.....

I like the black and you can still see the grain....of course everything in my shop is grey, dark grey or black

We have the HRG lift on the wife's Bronco Sport - definitely added some beefiness to the look and allowed for the larger tires

I got the file cabinet painted. Have ordered new slides and black screws for the hardware. Still not sure what I'll use it for but least now it matches the color scheme of the shop.... :)

I bought this oak file cabinet back in the early 80s at an unfinished furniture store and had them shoot it with clear. The drawer slides have since failed and we don't need it in the office any longer so I'm sanding it just enough that it will take paint, then I'll paint it, put some new drawer...

Wanted some music out there other than my phone and a little bluetooth speaker so I went to Goodwill and plopped down 20 whole dollars for this setup.....

It's going to be an an amazing space!

This thing was a beast. Took myself and 3 others to load it in my truck, then once I got it home I used the tractor with forks to unload it. Drove it around to the basement door and set it on carpet scraps. Dragging it across the room and into place via straps was an amazing leg workout.....

Thank you! No, the clocks are actually all new pieces that were purchased on Amazon, but look vintage which is what the boss/head designer/SWMBO was going for.

not in the garage, although I did mix the mortar out there....finished installing the faux brick on the wall behind the woodstove...today I'll do the grout.

What a great space! Following....

Spent a few hours today cleaning up after the ceiling project. I'm not a great woodworker, but I'm awesome at creating sawdust. What do you all do with sawdust? I've just been throwing it in the flower beds...

Made a huge mess while finishing the t&g ceiling. Spilled a can of stain, lots of sawdust everywhere. It was raining sideways so every time I opened the shop door, **** got blown all over the place.... Good news is I finished the ceiling 10 minutes before the power went out from the storm...

looking good!

One other thing I didn't realize,(thankfully the salesperson pointed it out) was that unless you specify colored screws, you get stainless. I didn't want a bunch of silver dots all over my building

I was told by friends to make sure I got vertical siding but didn't want the extra cost. I have horizontal siding and don't mind it at all. Our posts are 30" o.c. due to snow load requirements which meant I had to run horizontal boards in the inside to attach my plywood walls. Not sure if this...